Would you be willing to treat a patient with Ebola?

Poll

Few primary care clinicians in the US are likely to face this rare but deadly disease in daily practice. But if one of your patients had symptoms or was infected, would you make the decision to help treat?

Would you be willing to treat a patient with Ebola?

A. Yes
B. No
C. It depends
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